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Pam Racey is Synagro’s vice president, Business Development. She leads the team which helps municipalities site and operate Class A biosolids recycling facilities, and the group that manages more than 150 municipal contracts taking biosolids into the compost and thermal reduction facilities. She has more than 30 years of experience in the implementation and operation of municipal biosolids management projects. Pam’s career has been dedicated to many different facets of biosolids management including permitting, public outreach, regulatory and legislative affairs, utilization of biosolids products, and solution development. For the past 15 years, she has focused specifically on developing and implementing public-private partnerships for Synagro’s biosolids management facilities. Pam has led the company’s efforts on eleven heat-drying and pelletization projects, five biosolids compost projects, two thermal conversion projects, one digestion project, and dozens of dewatering and multi-faceted land application projects. These projects include two Canadian P3 projects – one in Hamilton Ontario and the other with the Capital Region District in Victoria, British Columbia. In addition, she pioneered the company’s initiative to utilize biosolids pellets as a renewable energy source with Lehigh Cement in Union Bridge, Maryland.

Pam holds a bachelor’s degree in Agriculture from Pennsylvania State University. She is a member of the Water Environment Federation and an affiliate member of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies.